Sliver of Pie

Do we even have confirmation this is in the first set of interludes? I'm still proposing the theory that something really bad happens in Hearthstone that ignites all those feelings of unexceptance from his father, and this is what causes the regression we see in the Syl interlude. And if so is pushing him to be the very thing his father pushed for the best solution.

The Lirin chapter I believe has been called chapter 1 and the Syl chapter is an interlude, so I put the Lirin chapter 1st chronologically in my head

One of the biggest unresolved issues Kaladin has is his father's disappointment. In November we got a Lirin chapter in occupied Hearthstone with Kaladin being discovered in the line of refugees. Now in an interlude we have a Kaladin seemingly moving away from fighting. I'm guessing the confrontation in Hearthstone goes poorly.

Have been a graphic novel reader for even longer than I've been a Brandon reader, so I've always been excited when he explored this medium. I enjoyed White Sand more than most, especially 3, but it definitely had it's flaws. Dark One is on a whole new level, and probably broke into my top 3 graphic novels I've read. The art and prose are both used to their fullest potential to make a really tight story. I really enjoyed it and can't wait for more.

@Dreamer Zane by far

Hard to pick just one, but I think I would go with Sazed. His arc is one of my favorites.

Long time Brandon fan, just never made an account here for some reason until today. I've been doing a listen through of the Shardcast podcast on Spotify, and decided I should make myself an account. Look forward to discussing things with you all.